Burn an ISO file with Windows Disc Image Burner

An ISO file can also be referred to as a disc image. It is a single file that is a copy of an entire CD or DVD.  Discs burned from ISO files usually have the same properties and folders and files as the original disc.
The best way to use an ISO file is actually to burn the ISO file to a disc especially when the file is to be used for system upgrades like installing a new OS, so this tutorial is going to show you how to burn an ISO file with Windows Disc Image Burner.


To Burn an ISO file to disc, all you have to do is to follow these simple steps below

•  Insert a recordable CD, DVD, or Blu‑ray Disc into your CD ROM
• Go to location of the disc image file and double click it if you don't have a third party disc burner app installed
• If you have a third party disc burner app installed, right click on the ISO file >> open with >> windows disc image burner.
  
   
• To verify that the disc was burned correctly, click "verify disc after burning", then click burn to start burning. Windows disc image burner should automatically eject your CD/DVD after burning is complete.
  
  

You can't create disc image files using Windows Disc Image Burner. To create a disc image file, you need to install and use a third-party CD or DVD burning program  that lets you create disc image files from a CD or DVD.
Go here to see how to run ISO files without burning with Windows virtyual cd control tool